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The MHRA has provided an update on its AI regulatory sandbox initiative, giving details of the pilot phase, how to apply and the impact...
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Booting the issue of discretionary pension benefits back into the spotlight....
In recent weeks a particular pensions dispute, murmurings of which first reached the pensions press a few months ago, has gathered quite...
Just as the pensions world was catching a much-needed breath, the DB Funding Code has been laid before Parliament
It has been a long time coming but yesterday morning, the draft Pensions Regulator’s Defined Benefit (DB) Funding Code (the “Code”) was...
Labour clarify their non-dom proposals (slightly)
The new Labour government has published a policy paper clarifying some of its plans for non-doms and their trusts:
$434m settlement for Scottish LGPS pension fund in Under Armour class action
The North East Scotland Pension Fund (NESPF) has secured a $434m (£338.9 million) recovery from Under Armour in a landmark US securities...
FCA publishes consultation on the new Public Offers and Admissions to Trading Regulations regime
The FCA has today (26 July 2024) published its consultation on the new Public Offers and Admissions to Trading Regulations regime (POATRs
Sustainable Aviation Fuel update
As I think about our clients developing sustainable aviation fuel projects (and that my family of 5 really should be getting the train to...
The future of APR and BPR
In the build up to the new government's first budget (date TBC but October likely) rumours are swirling about the abolition or capping of...
Building Safety: Construction product manufacturers 'not set up to support golden thread'
As reported in Construction News (see here), research by the Construction Leadership Council ("CLC") has found a widespread lack of...
UK Listing Regime: Related party transactions
Following the publication of the new UK Listing Rules on 11 July (see UK Listing Regime: new UKLR published: key points for premium...
High court decision widens the scope of responses to data subject access requests
On 7 June 2024, the High Court passed down a potentially significant judgment in the data protection case of Harrison (H) v Cameron &...
Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in Pensions: good communication and why it matters.
Most trustees and other governing bodies of occupational pensions schemes will know that the Pensions Regulator ("tPR") is placing an...
UK Listing Regime: the end of relationship agreements?
Since the publication of the new UK Listing Rules on 11 July (see UK Listing Regime: new UKLR published: key points for premium listed...
The King’s Speech - Proposed Digital Information and Smart Data Bill: Harnessing the Power of Data
The new UK government used the recent King’s Speech upon the opening of Parliament to announce a proposal for a new Digital Information...
The King’s Speech – Proposed Cyber Security and Resilience Bill: Safeguarding the UK’s Digital Future
The new UK government used the recent King’s Speech to announce a proposal for a new Cyber Security and Resilience Bill (the “Bill”).
The...
King’s Speech – new Product Safety and Metrology Bill
In the King’s Speech earlier this week, King Charles did not explicitly announce the Product Safety and Metrology Bill (the ‘Bill’), but...
A new Pensions Schemes Bill – which pension reform measures is the new Government prioritising? And what of those that didn’t make the cut?
In view of the new Government’s growth agenda, hopes were high that yesterday’s King’s Speech would include a Pensions Bill and indeed...
What does the King's Speech mean for employers?
Yesterday saw the first King’s Speech under the new Labour government, which set out the priorities and legislative agenda for...
What might getting Britain building again mean for the owners of strategic land?
There has been a lot of attention on Labour’s proposals “to get Britain building again” as part of a drive to deliver their pledge of...
Probate Code Breaking
In November last year the House of Commons justice select committee began a review of the service provided by the Probate Registry....
Audit, Reporting and Governance Authority to replace the FRC
The uncertainty surrounding the government's future plans for the Audit, Reporting and Governance Authority (ARGA) has been removed. (see...
What do you get when you retire from a partnership?
This is the second in a series of two articles on recent partnership law decisions which I hope demonstrate how this area can still throw...
UK Listing Regime: is there a notification regime for smaller transactions?
Listed companies and their advisers working on transactions after the new UK Listing Rules (UKLR) come into effect on 29 July 2024 may...
The new Labour Government and pensions: the employer perspective
The Pensions & Lifetime Savings team here at Burges Salmon has been closely following the UK’s general election and recently posted...
UK Listing regime: significant transactions: new notification requirements
Following on from the publication of PS24/6 last week and our overview UK Listing Regime: new UKLR published: key points for premium...
Preventing sexual harassment - are you prepared for this new duty on employers?
This blog was co-authored with Huw Cooke, a senior associate in our employment team
From 26 October 2024, employers will be under a...
BBC Court of Appeal decision may have implications for pension schemes with similar amendment powers
The month of June was not just significant for all the pre-Election mania, but also because it brought the appeal hearings of two very...
De facto control of a third party's documents. A key battleground for disputes.
Disclosure of documents is a critical step to any dispute. Under PD57AD, a party gives disclosure by stating “that a document that is or...
UK Listing Regime: new UKLR published: key points for premium listed companies
On 11 July 2024, the FCA published the new UK Listing Rules Rules sourcebook (UKLR). The FT headline on this change is a fair summary: UK...
How is Master Trust supervision evolving?
The Pensions Regulator (TPR) has recently announced an evolution in its approach to the supervision of master trusts. This shift in...
What is an occupational pension scheme? The answer is not always clear...
Clarke v Chief Constable of Derbyshire Constabulary [2024] EWCA Civ 676
In a recent important ruling, the Court of Appeal has provided...
Energy Disputes - Spotlight on Close - Corporate Disputes
Our Energy Disputes Guide provides an excellent summary of the different types of disputes that can emerge relating to the operation of a...
Update on limitation periods: Lancashire CC v Brookhouse (CA)
The Court of Appeal has confirmed that the 30-day limitation period does not apply where a declaration of ineffectiveness under...
The McCloud Remedy: Latest development - potential judicial review
Within the pensions team, and in particular, our public sector pensions sub-group, we have been closely following the developments in the...
Overpayments road to recovery - takeaways from recent Pensions Ombudsman determinations
Over-load of overpayments cases?
Overpayments determinations from the Pensions Ombudsman “(TPO”) seem to have been coming thick and fast...
A collateral warranty is not a construction contract (most of the time)
The Supreme Court has just handed down its judgment in the highly anticipated finale of the long running saga of Abbey Heathcare and...
A return of Development Land Tax?
For those with a long memory from the mid 1970s to the mid 1980s a Development Land Tax was levied on landowners who disposed of...
UK Corporate law: what's the impact of last week's general election?
Following Labour's victory in last week's general election, should we expect any material impact on the current changes which are planned...
Labour’s Tax Plans
Following the Labour Party’s success in the general election last week, the newly elected government is set to implement a series of...
What might the new Labour Government mean for the pensions industry?
So it came as no surprise that on Friday morning we woke up to a new Labour Government. But what might this mean for the pensions...
Our Culture of People Engagement
This article in Employee Benefits highlights again the importance of people engagement for businesses. Further to a piece that I...
Energy Disputes - Spotlight on Close - Decommissioning
Decommissioning of energy assets typically arise at project Close, or asset end of life. Our Energy Disputes Guide explains that this...
ASA Ruling on TALA: Identifying Ads for Owned Businesses
On 22 May 2024, the ASA ruled on the activewear brand ‘We Are TALA Ltd’ (TALA), determining that it had made several advertisements that...
UK Listing Regime: timing update
Issuers, investors and advisers following the reforms to the UK listing regime have probably been wondering what's happened to the new UK...
Regulating AI: Ofsted’s strategic approach
On 24 April 2024, Ofsted published its strategic approach to AI regulation. This responded to the request by the Secretary of...
The Pensions Ombudsman announces fundamental overhaul of its operating processes
The Pensions Ombudsman (“TPO”) has recently published a blog on a review it has undertaken of its operating model and how this will...
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